Sentence examples for round meant from inspiring English sources

The Jets' win over Cincinnati in the wild-card round meant that they traveled here rather than Baltimore, which had won in San Diego in October.

The one test so far, online, required answering five questions in 10 minutes — a lightning round meant to prevent cheating by Googling answers.

The United States' exit from the World Cup after the first round meant an earlier-than-anticipated return of some players to their clubs in Major League Soccer.

For example, being able to identify high-risk children that were missed in a polio vaccination round meant health workers could go back and ensure that each and every child received their polio vaccine.

Leicester's loss to Tottenham in the FA Cup third round meant a three-day pass at home for the squad last weekend, the benefits of which could be seen in another relentless display against Liverpool, one of only two teams to have beaten them in the league this season.

When I asked about what today's funding round meant in this context, the company told me that it sees an IPO "simply as a financing event, and we'll look at taking that step if and when it becomes appropriate in the future".

We residents are lucky to rarely be without a culture fix, and festivals all year round mean we don't need to look far for something new.

To turn that round means reversing the wave of government-sponsored privatisation and outsourcing that has fuelled it, backed by a real living wage across public services.

So, what does this funding round mean?

The new round means an Angaza has raised $16m to date.

In PeerSim, one simulation round means that all the nodes finish performing deployed protocols once.